Standard Arabic vs dialect Conversation

In this video, "Standard Arabic vs Dialect Conversation" , We will be exploring conversational Arabic Language Variations
We delve into the fascinating world of the Arabic language, exploring the intriguing dynamics between Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic dialect.
If you're on a journey to learn Arabic or simply interested in language diversity and Arabic cultural differences, you're in the right place.
Arabic, a rich and complex language, boasts a wide array of dialects across different regions. in this conversation you will see the variations of standard Arabic and Levantine dialect. you will have valuable insights into the world of Arabic communication.
Whether you're a beginner in Arabic language learning or aiming to enhance your Arabic language proficiency, understanding the distinctions between Standard Arabic and dialect is essential.
you will examine how standard and Levantine Arabic impact everyday conversations. its important to learn them both to navigate real-life situations in Arabic-speaking countries.
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and the Levantine dialect are both crucial components of the Arabic language, and understanding and learning both is essential for anyone on the journey to becoming proficient in Arabic. Here's why these two are so important:
1. Formal vs. Informal Communication: Modern Standard Arabic is the formal, standardized version of the language used in written texts, news broadcasts, and formal speeches. It serves as a lingua franca across the Arabic-speaking world. In contrast, Levantine dialect is used in informal, everyday conversation. Learning both MSA and Levantine allows you to engage effectively in a wide range of Arabic communication contexts, from formal to casual.
2.Cultural Adaptation: Learning the Levantine dialect is especially important if you plan to live, work, or travel in any Arabic country. It helps you adapt to the local culture, build relationships, and communicate comfortably with native Arabic speakers.
3.Business and Diplomacy: Modern Standard Arabic is the language of diplomacy and business across the Arab world. Government documents, legal agreements, and international negotiations are conducted in MSA. Proficiency in MSA is often a requirement for certain professional roles, making it a valuable skill for international business and diplomacy.
4.Media and Literature: If you're interested in Arabic literature, media, or history, knowledge of both MSA and a dialect like Levantine is essential. While many classical and contemporary works are written in MSA, local media, such as television shows and music, is produced in dialect. Understanding both forms allows you to access a broader range of cultural content.
5.Linguistic Insight: Learning MSA and Levantine dialect provides you with unique linguistic insights. You'll understand the connections between the standardized form of the language and how it has evolved into dialects, appreciating the beauty of language variations.
6.Enhanced Communication: When you know MSA and a Levantine , you can effectively code-switch between formal and informal speech, allowing you to navigate a variety of social situations and be understood by a wide range of Arabic speakers.
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If you're planning to travel to an Arabic-speaking region, this conversation will be invaluable, helping you bridge the gap between the textbook Standard Arabic and the spoken language.
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[@AntW11]

Thank you. this is an excellent video.

[@hannahyuusuf]

Usefull lecture I'm here learning Arabic 😊

[@Langpage]

Glad to hear that , Keep it up 👍

[@Zahrorose]

جزاك الله خير ❤

[@Langpage]

🤍

[@mroshany1281]

Good , tnx ❤❤❤❤

[@Langpage]

🤍

[@marcioaugusto392]

As a almost intermediate arabic student, I am afraid of dialects... Every place has its own. I cannot learn them. I must only use MSA daily... My knees shakes when thinking of...

[@Langpage]

Dialects add a personal touch to Arabic Language and simpler than MSA because They have only few rules .When you meet someone Arabic and you turn the formal "ماذا" into the everyday "شو" . He will know you Master Arabic. Wish you the best 🤍

[@williswameyo5737]

As a Swahili speaker from Kenya, I understand some of the Arabic words, since Swahili was also influenced by Arabic

[@Langpage]

Hey, Thanks for your comment. it’s awesome that you're bringing your Swahili insights into Arabic lessons. Keep it up my dear 👍

[@ethandouro4334]

The name of the language is in Arabic too Kiswahili, "by the coast"

[@Langpage]

@@ethandouro4334 exactly 👍

[@Kane_2001]

for your knowledge, 98% of the Indonesian language uses the Malay language, but its citizens do not recognize it because the total percentage of Malays in Indonesia is 14 (minority) Javanese and Sundanese 50% (majority)

[@Langpage]

Thanks for sharing that! Yep, Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia do share a lot of common ground, but they've each taken on their own flavor over time. The flags are just a little nod to how closely the two languages are connected and aim to represent this close relationship while honoring each language's unique identity.🤍

[@rahimroy7158]

Make more and long videos

[@Funny_learning76]

Why ذاهب and not أذهب?

[@Langpage]

literally "ذاهب" means "I am going" as if I am describing an action now . And "أذهّبُ" mean "I go" used to describe a simple present verb . "ذاهب" equals a present participle in English

[@Funny_learning76]

@@Langpage شكرا للجواب.

[@marcioaugusto392]

Also called "*Participle Present Active*"

[@KAlmeftah]

ماذا matha شو لزمة الدي ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟ th=ذ

[@Langpage]

صحيح كلامك .. ولكن أحياناً الغير متحدثين باللغة يعتقدون أن Th = ث As in Think or Thank فحيقولو ( ماثا ) تم وضع الدي قبل (Th) لهذا السبب .

[@manusiabiasa6844]

Don't put indonesian flag please most indonesian don't understand malay, malay in indonesia just one of ethnic we speaking indonesian for unites and every provinces have different language. As indonesian (sundanese ethic ) I don't understand malay

[@myspleenisbursting4825]

Bahasa Indonesia berasal dari bahasa Melayu bro... Bahasa melayu bukan bahasa kl saja tpi bahasa sabah, bahasa melayu manado itu semua melayu. saya bukan mahu kata orang jawa, sunda itu melayu, bukan, tapi bahasa indonesia tak terbantahkan mmg bahasa melayu. perbedaan/perbezaannya hanya dalam ucapan dan beberapa kata saja

[@Kane_2001]

Bro tidak mengakui bahasa Indonesia bahasa Melayu😂, negara jawa

[@westmovie7517]

واش

[@microska2656]

Is this the Syrian dialect?

[@Langpage]

Yes my dear

[@microska2656]

@@Langpage beautiful 😊

[@user-hx5bk8mb3s]

It's exactly spoken by Damascus and some surrounding areas only

[@Langpage]

yes correct .it is spoken widely in Damascus but it is also called Levantine , spoken in Syria , Jordan , Lebanon and Palestine . @@user-hx5bk8mb3s and understood by all arab countries . recently The famous movie platform, Netflix, has officially adopted the Syrian dialect in its series as the primary dialect for Arabic dubbing .

[@Saja-rl9cm]

إن شاء الله هكذا تكتب وليس كما في الفيديو بطريقة الكتابة تغير معنى الكلمة

[@Langpage]

نعم صحيح . و لكن أردت كتابتها كما تلفظ في العامية